Mood Board

Colour intensity that I find just right

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Colours for the master suite

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sumptuous in textures and the look I'm imagining for study and theatre spaces, which could flow through the hallway to the entrance & master suite.

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Nude for the master suite

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Shelving ideas for injecting colour & which could flow through from entrance & hallway treatment...absolutely love this colour injection

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A yoga sanctuary spot! In master suite?

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simple pop ecclectic style which is to my taste and a variation that would work for guest bedroom/sewing room, keeping in neutral tones except for colour pop on door.

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close to the all in choices

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Good mug shot treatment and a lovely way to display family snap shots too

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oh how lovely bringing the outdoors in with fabric & love the outdoor screen. Could work as dining seat against window at alfresco in Karabil too. Check out those cute lights.

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love this funky wall Now that I could see working really well as a feature wall and an attractive eye catcher matched with the patterned tile it surprisingly works so well together and could be a continuation of yellow accents with teal

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Or...added pop with dark & bright... another ecclectic approach that ticks my boxes

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Evokes a light bright essence and can transfer the colour throughout the home in this simple way

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love the cheerfulness of this space

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pink laundry appeals and could be brought into being with teal and some dashes of yellow

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LIke this paper most of all as the tones are just right and create a peaceful calming space yet not without colour

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A softer touch of the same palette

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Master suite painting

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Golden tones and in particular the handles would work brilliantly.

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Colours that work together

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Favourite chair to be included in master suite

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Deep Calm & master suite feature colour

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Bedside lights

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colours working together

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These are bold strong colours that appeal strongly...particularly for the master suite

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Clay Pipe half in combination withterracotta & blues

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all the pieces together and the colour grouping is restful but a little too weighted on the grey side the green though is brilliant better with more wood less grey and add white

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brilliant wood panelling

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Hallway lighting which is bright and light and attractive, highlighting the textural surfaces and offers a tactile mood.

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Lighting is an obvious mood creator and an essential for ensuite

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As seen in Sabrina Henley home

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Arches & internal doors as seen in Sabrina

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Colours seen with Clay Pipe half in Sabrina

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creative lighting very funky fun mood

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This is lovely and has the feeling of peaceful resting place and I can see this look as achievable at Karabil in master suite

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colour scheme is right in every way for me

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